Ottawa University Homecoming and Spring Weekend Notes
Karen McKenzie daughter of Dr and Mrs E J McKenzie 1507 S Oak serves on the 1969 homecoming committee spring weekend committee and chairs the art and bulletin board committee of the Campus Activities Board Ottawa University freshman The Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 730 p m Monday at the school with an election of officers for the coming year to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen McKenzie
E. J. McKenzie
S. Oak
Ottawa University
Miss McKenzie
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
Special Wednesday Prices for Children at Wrights Studio
Wednesday specials offer reduced rates for children at Wrights Studio advertised as special prices available every week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Doctor Harrin out of Ransom Memorial Tuesday
A notice states Dr. William Harrin will be absent from Ransom Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. A dance event at VFW Hall Saturday at 9 p.m. will feature steel guitarist Kenny Toumberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
VFW Hall
Kenny Toumberlin
Steel
Ottawa Little Symphony Spring Concert at Ottawa University
Ottawa Little Symphony invites supporters to the spring concert on March 13 at 8 p.m. in the Ottawa University Chapel. Contributions can be sent to Box 555 to keep the ensemble going.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Ottawa Little Symphony
Eagles Lodge Dance With The Wheels of Sound Band
Eagles Lodge hosts a Saturday night dance from 9 to 12 featuring The Wheels of Sound with recording artist Johnnie Martin. Initiation and lunch are planned for Sunday. Advance admission urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Lodge
Wheels of Sound
Johnnie
Martin
Retaliation Pondered By Nixon Administration
An American source says the Nixon administration is weighing a measured response to Saigon rocket attacks. No decision has been made, and officials seek to avoid hasty moves that would erode public support during a waiting period. The view is that Hanoi violated the bombing halt, and U.S. aims consider objectives, psychology, and military factors amid broader crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Lydon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Middle East
Lt Phil David Johnson Dies in Vietnam Hero’s Funeral Planned
Phil McCracken of Sterling receives word that his cousin, 26 year old Army Lt Phil David Johnson of the Ranger Team, 101st Airborne Division, died in Vietnam. A Kansas State University history major and United Church of Christ member, he is survived by parents Cecil and Mrs Johnson of Sterling, sisters Mary Jo and Mrs Mitch Borota, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs Phil Johnson. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Sterling, burial there. Also includes Central Heights School menu listings for Tuesday through Friday
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Phil David Johnson
Phil McCracken
S. Ash
Vietnam
Sterling
101St Airborne Division
Kansas State University
United Church of Christ
Cecil
Funeral notices and cattle market report from Ottawa area
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Katherine Shaffer of Princeton at Towner's Chapel with burial at Mt. Hope Cemetery. Frank J. Stansbury of Fort Wayne area died recently and was buried, with services led by Rev. McCrossen. Charles Kenneth Williams, 23, of Ottawa area died in a North Carolina accident while stationed at Ft. Bragg. Kansas City cattle market reports show modest sales figures for hogs and limited activity in cattle and sheep.
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Katherine Shaffer
Princeton
Towner’s Chapel
Bill Weber
J. M. Kilgore
Robert Shrum
Jim Spooner
Ralph Shaffer
Calvin Shaffer
Russell Spooner
Eugene Spooner
Kenneth Spooner
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Frank J. Stansbury
S. Main
Dengel and Son
James W. McCrossen
R. L. Stevens
John Lederer
Chester Burgess
Frank Stansbury
Thomas Stansbury
Sue Stansbury
George Stansbury
Robert Stansbury
James Beesley
Central Cemetery
Spec
Charles Kenneth Williams
Robert L. Williams
Xenia
Ohio
North Carolina
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Vietnam
Spec. Williams
Columbus
Japan
Turkey
Air Force
James B
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Rachel Williams
Ottawa
Hospital Notes And Births From Local Areas
Hospital notes list residents and exact addresses with upcoming discharges and visits on Thursday and Friday. Birth announcements include Meeks Espinosa Van Fossan with stated weights. Emergency report records Richard Allen of Ottawa RFD 3 with a facial laceration from a motorcycle crash on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Allis
N. Cherry
Lloyd Robbins Sr
Pomona
Glenna Bethell
Martin Meeks
N. Main
Phillip Espinosa
Princeton
Steve van Fossan
S. Poplar
Richard Allen
Ottawa
RFD
Two-car crashes in South Main area injure none
In the 300 block of South Main at 7 p.m. Thursday Lester Demoret 59 of 520 N Oak stopped in the northbound lane and was rear ended by James Smith 50 of Ottawa RFD 2. In the 400 block at 12:30 p.m. Sheldon Tallman 66 backing from a space hit Ernest Robinson 52 of Topeka. No injuries reported.
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South Main
Lester C. Demoret
N. Oak
James W. Smith
Ottawa
Sheldon Tallman
N. Main
Ernest L. Robinson
Topeka
Tallman
Robinson
Widespread Campus Strife Across Colleges
At Rutgers Newark faculty vote rejects an admissions policy compromise tied to a Black student protest, while San Francisco State student Tim Peebles lies in critical condition after a homemade bomb incident. Wisconsin suspended three students over a black studies protest as Seattle students protest ROTC, and Sarah Lawrence faces student demands seizing the administration building over a tuition hike.
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Associated Press
Newark
N.J
Rutgers University
Rutgers
New Jersey
San Francisco
Tim Peebles
San Francisco State College
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Seattle
Students For A Democratic Society
University of Washington
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Bronxville
N.Y
Sarah Lawrence College
Osawatomie Area Man Dies In Truck Crash
Wreckage of a pickup truck found Thursday beneath the Eighth Street bridge over the Marais des Cygnes River at Osawatomie. James M. Sands, operator of a local restaurant, was killed when the truck missed the bridge and crashed into a tree, splitting in two. cab fell to the river bank. No residences within two blocks of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Kan
Eighth Street
Marais Des Cygnes
James M.’ Sands
Liquor Vote Decided Late in Kansas Senate
In Topeka Kansas the final vote on two liquor measures gave the Senate a two thirds majority for passage with Sen W F Woodard Jr delivering the deciding tally. One resolution would allow a voter referendum on liquor by the drink and the other on prohibition. The motions were lumped on a bulk roll call prompting debate among senators and the lieutenant governor. If approved by the House the measures could place the question before voters with options to approve both change nothing or adopt one while rejecting the other.
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Topeka
Kansas
W. F. Woodard Jr
Richita
James H. DeCoursey Jr
Senate
Steadman Ball
R-Atchison
Ross Doyren
Concordia
Lester C. Arvin
Rose Hill
DeCoursey
Kent Frizzell
Kansas Supreme Court
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
House
State and Federal Affairs Committee
Bowling Scores From Classic League Standings
Highlights list the top scores and players across teams such as PEPSI COLA 4 and BRISCOE DRUGS. Notable performances include Kampschroeder 232 and 600 for R. Kampschroeder, Briscoe 177, Simmons 225 and 541, Hettler 224 and 557, Mueller 200, and Lefler 484 across the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi Cola
R. Kampschroeder
Briscoe Drugs
G. Briscoe
Eagles
G. Simmons
C. Hettler
Ottawa Times
J. Higbee
M. Mueller
Beautyland
J. Hettler
Anderson
J. Droddy
Bienies Garage
M. McMillen
E. Keim
Raney Reynolds Drugs
J. Warhurst
Budge’s Hardware
N. Foster
D. Lefler
Towner’s Chapel
A. Imel
Weekly bowling leaders and standings update
Top bowler for week ending Feb 28 was Pat Stankard with 194 and Jean Thomas 517. Lee's Cafe led teams at 813 and 2262. first place at 71-25. Daily highs recorded, with names like Virginia Hoffman Leola Meador Pat Kramer Sue Wolgast Eloise Milton and more. Kansas Woman's Bowling Association offers state tournament patches.
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Pat Stankard
Jean Thomas
Lee’s Cafe
Virginia Hoffman
Leola Meador
Ottawa Savings
Pat Kramer
Arnold’s Jewelry
Peoples National Bank
Todd's Insurance
Todd’s Insurance
Sue Wolgast
Grogan
Standard Service
Eloise Milton
Beautyland
Anderson
Lister
Royal T Lanes
Royal T
Elise Keim
Peggy Toumberlin
Rachel May
Hazel McCray
Luanne Anderson
Vera Ferguson
Mary Perkins
Wilma Bien
Naomi Fritts
Corrie Lefler
Mildred Barber
Marge Milton
Karen Seyler
Arlene DeCaeny
Clarice Dengel
Hazel Guyett
Jean Pierce
Carla Seaborn
Arlene DeCae
Notice of Suit and Hearing in Franklin County Kansas
Legal notices announce a suit filed by Gertrude Clayborne in district court case 24-114 seeking descent and heirship, partition, and quieting title on real estate among tenant in common owners with a deadline to plead by April 18 1969. Also included is a juvenile court hearing notice for Michael Long detailing parental rights severance and adoption proceedings with defenses due March 12 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Joe King
Pomona Rfd
Larry D. Anderson
Dan Neuenswander
Pomona High School
King
Anderson
Don White
Tom King
Pomona
Neuenswander
Franklin County
Kansas
Gertrude Clayborne
Richard D. Lathrop
Ottawa
Michael Long
Dennis Tyler
Barbara Gentry
Petition to determine descent of Mary Lee Allen estate Ottawa KS
In Franklin County Probate Court a petition by George Reginald seeks to determine the heirs and descent of Mary Lee Allen. The real estate described includes Lots 25 27 and 29 Block 88 in Ottawa and all other property owned by the deceased. Defenses must be filed by March 28 1969 at 4:00 p.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Petitioner represented by Gleason and Pinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Mary Lee Allen
George Reginald
City of
Ottawa
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Charles K. Williams
Kansas City
Eeeneeseeer
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Boise
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Baker
Viveca Lindfors
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Baker University
Mias Lindfors
Sweden
Royal Dramatic Theatre School
Lee Strasberg
The
Actors Studio
Winston A. Woodson
Shawnee Mission
Mike A. Hamil
Nuzman Lumber
By Hazel Liegerot
Ottawa Herald
Minnick Motors, Inc
State of
William C. Engle
Annie D. Lathrop
Janey Lathrop
George Davis Lathrop
Glladys Swindell
C.T.A
Martha Johnson
Harry Clayborne
Mildred Ellis
Jessie Clayborne
Inan Kizer
Bernard Clayborne
Rosetta Strotter
Helen Edwards
Helen Oliver
Frances Rodgers
Earnest Clayborne
Elmer Clayborne
R. BD. Lathrop
Burns & Burns
Lyndon, Kansas
Attys
Plaintiff
R. Michael Latimer
Donald L. White
Robert L. Pinet
Gleason & Pinet, Attys
Petitioner
Farmers Elevator
Hickory
Joe Towner
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